Hi Doc. I am 60 years old and I did do 10 sessions of Neurofeedback. This was June and July this year 2023. I had outbursts symptoms for years and when I finished and sent messages to friends and family for an apology. I made peace with myself and I feel now that I must move on and drop people that don't make me happy and stick to the ones I love and those that have their interest in my heart. I feel much calmer and I am getting better sleep. My breathing has now improved tremendously, as for years I had lots of em motional blockage that made me very depressed. Your video clip is done very nicely and hope lots of people get better using this system of Neurofeedback. Patients should remember that damage of emotions took place for years in your body and brain, please do not expect a quick fix. Everything will fall in place over time. Be patient, be relaxed and be humble and your health will improve.
Clear, informative and efficient! Many Thanks for outlining so precisely the Incredible Neurofeedback Realm opening such a vista!! I sent links to a whole family. I will be looking for Resources to learn all I can about Neurofeedback.
Hi Doctor Pierce I love the videos. Please tell me which kit you recommend .I am searching to buy a kit for Neurofeedback but I am not sure what I should buy. Thank you!
Hi Dr, I am new to neurofeedback. I am looking for an alternate therapy for my mum with Parkinson. Would neurofeedback be beneficial for serious neuro degenerative condition? Would that repair The dopamine deficiency? Thank you.
Hi Doc. I appreciate this video. I am looking at getting into Neurofeedback as a practitioner. Can you help clarify the benefits or best systems to use? There are many on the market.
Hi Michael, informing videos! I am also a chiropractic neurologist. I work and reside in Sydney, Australia. Which accreditation course in your opinion is the best for me to attend?
Which ones exist there? Send me websites and I will begin to read about functional neurology down under. I use LowCarbDownUnder on you tube for my keto-carnivore sources-have you seen them? I was asked to speak in Australia before C-19 then the world got derailed. I like WalshInstitute.org a lot for chemistry, but they do not do neurology.
I’m about to start doing neurofeedback after still not recovering from a brain concussion a year ago (slow reaction, trouble concentrating, unable to handle a difficult conversation or a discussion, etc). How do I know if the neuro-therapist that will treat me has more than only basic tools to train my brain?
Basic tools can be good, I like to check to see if they know how to look for ischemia or inflammation first since the injury is not recovered-I would look for spindling excess beta and or sloe edge of alpha before setting a protocol on one like this. I like to mix anti-inflammatory diets and supplements and chiro neuro rehab when I can to improve the probability of success.
There are so very many that I cannot pick just one, and there are so many varieties of technology choices. Among the most common are BrainMaster and so many others. Let your clinician guide you. If someone wants to DIY for performance, I like David Delight from mindalive.com/pages/about-us it is very safe. Some people should use a clinician and others may not need help.
Had first qEEG and results came back as a high voltage EEG. I’ve been referred to neurologist. I have to admit I am a bit anxious now. Have you seen this and what was the issue?
Many people have endophenotypes there are 11 described by Jay Gunkelman, and they can be variations of normal depending on the actual measurements. IF it is medically high voltage, there may be an electrochemical instability that may respond to diet, detox or medication, especially if it is all over the brain and not just a spot. Let us know what happens. Often there is a sympathetic stress response with scalp sweat from high blood pressure, super stress, anxiety, or panic attacks. Neurofeedback and neuromodulation can often help. Get evaluated and tell us the rest of your story.
There is an explosion of home devices one can rent from a professional counselor or chiropractor for supervised neurofeedback. If one wants to DIY without a health care provider, the safest is microcurrent or tDCS these are inexpensive and safe.
Thank you! This Was really well explained. Unfortunately we are in a different state and so can not come to you. Is there a way to find someone in MN that does Neurofeedback???
Thanks for the question-here are some resources You can consider neurofeedback practitioners from BCIA.org, and chiropractic neurologists from ACNB.org, and QEEG analysts from qeegcertificationboard.org/ Also look for my colleague Dr. Christine Engbretson, DC, DACNB outside Minneapolis.
Hi Dr.Pierce, thanks for your information. My "classroom" is talking much to much too 🙊🙈 because of different traumas. I started now with Neurofeedback and the "3-point-method" where I watch movies and the attention is trained. I'm not sure if it is the right method for me because it is so hard to concentrate on the movies as a lot of emotions and pressure and stress in the body comes up then. I heard of the ILF-Method (infra slow) and thought if that would help me better and easier with my strong PTSD. Could you help me and tell me what you think? Or what method would you recommend for my problems? Thanks very much and greetings from Germany 🙏
In Europe look for infralow yes, the hardware is Bee Medic I believe and over 17 countries reimburse for this highly effective neurofeedback. beemedic.com/en/taxonomy/term/6
@@TheHumanCondition Thanks for your help🙏. I will pass this information to my "Trainer". I thought Infra Slow and Alpha-Theta-Training are two different methods?
neurofeedback is broadly covered across the US and Europe for many conditions, but it is not universal. There are many types of NF and equipment and software, some are more expensive to own. Each insurance plan has their own rules. The cost per session ranges from under $100 to around $200 depending on level of complexity, supervision, and if a package is sold of multiple sessions.
Hi Dr. Pierce, thanks so much for all this info! Is Neurofeedback helpful for someone who's had long-term chronic illnesses like Myalgic Encephalomyelitis or Lyme? Would a QEEG be helpful for showing the effects of chronic illnesses?
Once chronic infections and autoimmune triggers are removed, then NF can be a great way to repair the brain loss of function. If the cleanup is not done, NF works less well and is less "sticky" in that the good effects don't last as long.
QEEG is super helpful as long as we get rid of the other infections and AI triggers and inflammation sources. QEEG can pick up metabolic problems and no amount of NF will fix that.
@@TheHumanCondition That makes sense, thank you. Would it be helpful to do NF alongside AI trigger treatments? Especially since any form of viral/mold detox triggers so much inflammation for me.
You mentioned heavy metals pesticides how do I check for that and do for it. I feel I’ve tried everything from vitamins, acupuncture,sauna , watching what I eat, cognitive behavioral therapy, physical therapy. Just trying to get my life back for 8/years after my corneal transplant surgery. I’m now a young 76 years old and feel like I need my body back Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you
Great Plains lab/Mosaic lab has hair and urine tests for many toxins. Your doctor orders a collection kit to be sent to your home and then mailed in for analysis and a great report is generated. William Shaw is the owner, he is a PhD toxicologist who used to work for CDC before starting the lab. They are now international and I get no kickbacks either.
My son 12 years old ota taking methilfenidate once a day for 1 year, he was diagnosticate ADHD, do you thing this therapy will work to help him focus, no lazy, learn to be tolerance,?? Or i will go with him with a sicologyst to do therapy ? Or we start practicin yoga??
When there are several variables, I like to run lab tests and QEEG and discuss with the counselor what s priority one? Many kids have organic brain dysfunction in the way of counseling and medications, and they need to get checked out.
You can find neurofeedback practitioners - www.BCIA.org; chiropractic neurologists - www.ACNB.org; and QEEG analysts - qeegcertificationboard.org/. Hope this helps and thank you for watching our channel!
Hello Doctor, Please let me know if Neurofeedback brain training would help with learning difficulties and slow brain processing in kids elementary schoolers? If yes, to what extent? Much appreciated.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=neurofeedback+%2B+learning+disabilities What I have done here is what professors and researchers do when faced with such a specific question as yours: gather indexed scientific literature on the keywords neurofeedback and learning disabilities from PubMed, this is the government library for most peer reviewed, indexed papers and journals since the 1930's. Your question is a heavy one, I hope this helps. You have a lot to read. The answer is yes, NF can help some people sometimes with some learning disabilities-read here for the specifics and let us know what you think of it.
I have seen much improvement in auditory processing disorders from these alternative methods: chiropractic neurology and rehab lab and metabolic testing and management detox methods infralow neurofeedback I cannot be precise for single cases. Each one is a mixture of root causes.
Ultimately the provider and patient together analyze and discuss the patterns of brain waves they are seeing, and correlate symptoms with the data. Then they agree on what target waves and locations in the brain to pursue and train. This is a balancing process, not a medical treatment for disease, although good evidence is growing for neurofeedback in many conditions.
@@TheHumanCondition As I said i live in Seattle. Is there any possibility of online or distance Neurofeedback i get from you? Or i have to travel to your clinic?
Hi Doc.
I am 60 years old and I did do 10 sessions of Neurofeedback.
This was June and July this year 2023.
I had outbursts symptoms for years and when I finished and sent messages to friends and family for an apology.
I made peace with myself and I feel now that I must move on and drop people that don't make me happy and stick to the ones I love and those that have their interest in my heart.
I feel much calmer and I am getting better sleep. My breathing has now improved tremendously, as for years I had lots of em motional blockage that made me very depressed.
Your video clip is done very nicely and hope lots of people get better using this system of Neurofeedback.
Patients should remember that damage of emotions took place for years in your body and brain, please do not expect a quick fix.
Everything will fall in place over time. Be patient, be relaxed and be humble and your health will improve.
Great job and thank you for supporting others with your experience!
Love your style of explanation, much better than the person I received the basic training. Thank you very much for the information 😊
Thank you deeply!
Awesome explanation!!! Thanks you, Human Condition!
Clear, informative and efficient! Many Thanks for outlining so precisely the Incredible Neurofeedback Realm opening such a vista!! I sent links to a whole family. I will be looking for Resources to learn all I can about Neurofeedback.
Let us know what you discover on Your Health Journey!
Excellent explanations, will share this with our students.
Excellent!
Hi Doctor Pierce
I love the videos. Please tell me which kit you recommend .I am searching to buy a kit for Neurofeedback but I am not sure what I should buy. Thank you!
Check out BCIA.org for some help finding practitioners, and also home units that are generally safe from mindalive.com/products/david-delight-pro
Hi Dr, I am new to neurofeedback. I am looking for an alternate therapy for my mum with Parkinson. Would neurofeedback be beneficial for serious neuro degenerative condition? Would that repair The dopamine deficiency? Thank you.
Hi Doc. I appreciate this video. I am looking at getting into Neurofeedback as a practitioner. Can you help clarify the benefits or best systems to use? There are many on the market.
Excellent presentation. Only issue I have is that standardized normative DBs imply there is a standard brain. Otherwise great.
True, we try to look at unique individuals given the history of the patient and not train away unique traits. Excellent point!!!
This one is going on the website
We are so honored to have praise from the BCIA! everyone go there to find certified biofeedback professionals all over. Thank you!
I would love to know how I would get started with Neurofeedback, do u have any company you recommend? I am in Canada. Thanks for an informative video❤
Check out BCIA.org for some help finding practitioners, and also home units that are generally safe from mindalive.com/products/david-delight-pro
Hi Michael, informing videos! I am also a chiropractic neurologist. I work and reside in Sydney, Australia. Which accreditation course in your opinion is the best for me to attend?
Which ones exist there? Send me websites and I will begin to read about functional neurology down under. I use LowCarbDownUnder on you tube for my keto-carnivore sources-have you seen them? I was asked to speak in Australia before C-19 then the world got derailed. I like WalshInstitute.org a lot for chemistry, but they do not do neurology.
I’m about to start doing neurofeedback after still not recovering from a brain concussion a year ago (slow reaction, trouble concentrating, unable to handle a difficult conversation or a discussion, etc). How do I know if the neuro-therapist that will treat me has more than only basic tools to train my brain?
Basic tools can be good, I like to check to see if they know how to look for ischemia or inflammation first since the injury is not recovered-I would look for spindling excess beta and or sloe edge of alpha before setting a protocol on one like this. I like to mix anti-inflammatory diets and supplements and chiro neuro rehab when I can to improve the probability of success.
Thank you for your useful information, Can neurofeedback train the brain to help a person to become sympathic and lessen risky behavior?
I have seen this yes.
We see that all the time, although no guarantees. We also address epinephrine and dopamine with lab testing and surveys and diet.
Dr. Pierce, what brand of systems for neurofeedback do you consider to be the best?
There are so very many that I cannot pick just one, and there are so many varieties of technology choices. Among the most common are BrainMaster and so many others. Let your clinician guide you. If someone wants to DIY for performance, I like David Delight from mindalive.com/pages/about-us it is very safe. Some people should use a clinician and others may not need help.
Had first qEEG and results came back as a high voltage EEG. I’ve been referred to neurologist. I have to admit I am a bit anxious now. Have you seen this and what was the issue?
Many people have endophenotypes there are 11 described by Jay Gunkelman, and they can be variations of normal depending on the actual measurements. IF it is medically high voltage, there may be an electrochemical instability that may respond to diet, detox or medication, especially if it is all over the brain and not just a spot. Let us know what happens. Often there is a sympathetic stress response with scalp sweat from high blood pressure, super stress, anxiety, or panic attacks. Neurofeedback and neuromodulation can often help. Get evaluated and tell us the rest of your story.
dr Michael, what are some good machines for home?
There is an explosion of home devices one can rent from a professional counselor or chiropractor for supervised neurofeedback. If one wants to DIY without a health care provider, the safest is microcurrent or tDCS these are inexpensive and safe.
Thank you! This Was really well explained. Unfortunately we are in a different state and so can not come to you. Is there a way to find someone in MN that does Neurofeedback???
Thanks for the question-here are some resources
You can consider neurofeedback practitioners from BCIA.org, and chiropractic neurologists from ACNB.org, and QEEG analysts from qeegcertificationboard.org/
Also look for my colleague Dr. Christine Engbretson, DC, DACNB outside Minneapolis.
@@TheHumanCondition thank you so much!
Hi Dr.Pierce, thanks for your information.
My "classroom" is talking much to much too 🙊🙈 because of different traumas. I started now with Neurofeedback and the "3-point-method" where I watch movies and the attention is trained. I'm not sure if it is the right method for me because it is so hard to concentrate on the movies as a lot of emotions and pressure and stress in the body comes up then.
I heard of the ILF-Method (infra slow) and thought if that would help me better and easier with my strong PTSD. Could you help me and tell me what you think? Or what method would you recommend for my problems?
Thanks very much and greetings from Germany 🙏
In Europe look for infralow yes, the hardware is Bee Medic I believe and over 17 countries reimburse for this highly effective neurofeedback. beemedic.com/en/taxonomy/term/6
@@TheHumanCondition Thanks for your help🙏. I will pass this information to my "Trainer". I thought Infra Slow and Alpha-Theta-Training are two different methods?
They are different methods, both have good basis in science and people often do both forms of NF.
How much should neurofeedback generally cost per session/month and does medical insurance typically cover costs?
Depends where you are in the world. A good start is to look for a bcia registered practitioner in your area to get started.
neurofeedback is broadly covered across the US and Europe for many conditions, but it is not universal. There are many types of NF and equipment and software, some are more expensive to own. Each insurance plan has their own rules. The cost per session ranges from under $100 to around $200 depending on level of complexity, supervision, and if a package is sold of multiple sessions.
How a neurofeedback technique is used in sports? Any example you can quote with detailed process.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8195869/
Here is a citation that goes over several sports applications. Enjoy!
Hi Dr. Pierce, thanks so much for all this info! Is Neurofeedback helpful for someone who's had long-term chronic illnesses like Myalgic Encephalomyelitis or Lyme? Would a QEEG be helpful for showing the effects of chronic illnesses?
Once chronic infections and autoimmune triggers are removed, then NF can be a great way to repair the brain loss of function. If the cleanup is not done, NF works less well and is less "sticky" in that the good effects don't last as long.
QEEG is super helpful as long as we get rid of the other infections and AI triggers and inflammation sources. QEEG can pick up metabolic problems and no amount of NF will fix that.
@@TheHumanCondition That makes sense, thank you. Would it be helpful to do NF alongside AI trigger treatments? Especially since any form of viral/mold detox triggers so much inflammation for me.
Most clinicians would consider NF contraindicated with an active infection or toxicity like mold, and resume after detox.
I just started neurofeedback for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. I hope it helps me. Very expensive
Don't forget heavy metals, pesticides an glyphosate.
You mentioned heavy metals pesticides how do I check for that and do for it. I feel I’ve tried everything from vitamins, acupuncture,sauna , watching what I eat, cognitive behavioral therapy, physical therapy. Just trying to get my life back for 8/years after my corneal transplant surgery. I’m now a young 76 years old and feel like I need my body back Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you
Great Plains lab/Mosaic lab has hair and urine tests for many toxins. Your doctor orders a collection kit to be sent to your home and then mailed in for analysis and a great report is generated. William Shaw is the owner, he is a PhD toxicologist who used to work for CDC before starting the lab. They are now international and I get no kickbacks either.
My son 12 years old ota taking methilfenidate once a day for 1 year, he was diagnosticate ADHD, do you thing this therapy will work to help him focus, no lazy, learn to be tolerance,?? Or i will go with him with a sicologyst to do therapy ? Or we start practicin yoga??
When there are several variables, I like to run lab tests and QEEG and discuss with the counselor what s priority one? Many kids have organic brain dysfunction in the way of counseling and medications, and they need to get checked out.
I’m looking for someone near Portland Oregon for my adult son with autism.
You can find neurofeedback practitioners - www.BCIA.org; chiropractic neurologists - www.ACNB.org; and QEEG analysts - qeegcertificationboard.org/. Hope this helps and thank you for watching our channel!
Hello Doctor,
Please let me know if Neurofeedback brain training would help with learning difficulties and slow brain processing in kids elementary schoolers? If yes, to what extent? Much appreciated.
Yes, and food elimination diets, toxin testing and cleanses, and macros, and keto diets also accelerate progress in NF
@TheHumanCondition please let me know TO WHAT EXTENT, on average, NFB would help with Learning Disabilities, as I asked in my first question? Thanks!
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=neurofeedback+%2B+learning+disabilities
What I have done here is what professors and researchers do when faced with such a specific question as yours: gather indexed scientific literature on the keywords neurofeedback and learning disabilities from PubMed, this is the government library for most peer reviewed, indexed papers and journals since the 1930's. Your question is a heavy one, I hope this helps. You have a lot to read. The answer is yes, NF can help some people sometimes with some learning disabilities-read here for the specifics and let us know what you think of it.
Did u find a solution for the auditory processing disorder? I know a kid that could profit from a solution to this problem
I have seen much improvement in auditory processing disorders from these alternative methods:
chiropractic neurology and rehab
lab and metabolic testing and management
detox methods
infralow neurofeedback
I cannot be precise for single cases. Each one is a mixture of root causes.
Where is his clinic? I want to visit him for Neurofeedback
Dr. Pierce's clinic is in Newport Beach, California at ifixspines.com/
But the most important parts are the midbrain and cerebellum, so how are you reaching there? See Deep Brain Reorienting… or brainspotting
Very good! Functional neurology has rehab methods for brainstem and cerebellum too. Thanks for the reference to brainspotting!
Who and how decides what brain fluctuations to train?
Ultimately the provider and patient together analyze and discuss the patterns of brain waves they are seeing, and correlate symptoms with the data. Then they agree on what target waves and locations in the brain to pursue and train. This is a balancing process, not a medical treatment for disease, although good evidence is growing for neurofeedback in many conditions.
@@TheHumanCondition
As I said i live in Seattle. Is there any possibility of online or distance Neurofeedback i get from you? Or i have to travel to your clinic?
Look for Dr. Rogene Eichler West in Seattle she may be best in the business. You are lucky to be there.
SO...This is scary.
Really? Scarier than the FDA?
Im about to start doing neurofeedback for anxiety. When you said it can make it worse i was like ....🥲
Anything and everything has side effects, I would do it anyway because NF is so gentle.